Adorama has
Energy Take Classic 5.1 Channel Home Theater System (1008207) on sale for $299 - $120 when you apply promo code
JHCE8394 at checkout (apply under the 'Payment' section) =
$179.
Shipping is free.
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Details:
- High-gloss black MDF cabinets
- Compact satellites, center channel and 200-watt subwoofer
- Convergent Source Module with 3" poly-titanium woofer and 0.75" hyperbolic aluminum-dome tweeter
- Subwoofer with 8-inch driver, front-firing port and Ribbed Elliptical Surround
- Wide bandwidth, constant dispersion and low distortion design
- Keyhole slots, threaded inserts and rubber bumpers for flexible placement
- Front and rear venting for enhanced bass response
Community Reviews
This Energy Take Classic 5.1 package is an entry level home theater setup that stands out for compact speakers with surprisingly full, immersive sound. The aluminum tweeters give it a brighter presentation, and the glossy finish looks good while keeping the system less visually intrusive than big floor speakers. It works best in smaller rooms at moderate or low volume, and it needs a receiver, careful speaker placement, wiring, and calibration. The subwoofer may feel underpowered, but the overall package is a strong value at $179.
First-time home theater builders needing an entry-level 5.1 setup, because it sounds good once placed and calibrated with a receiver and speaker wire.
Long-term owners replacing weak TV audio, because the system still sounds great after years of use and remains a strong value.
Small-room movie watchers wanting real surround sound, because the compact satellites sound bigger than they look and stay less visually intrusive.
Moderate-volume listeners who want better spatial effects than TV speakers or simulated-surround soundbars, because it works well in smaller rooms at lower levels.
Listeners wanting deep bass impact, because the subwoofer can leave you wanting more.
Shoppers expecting a plug-and-play soundbar replacement, because it requires a receiver, speaker wire, placement, and calibration.
Large-room listeners who play loud, because it is better suited to smaller rooms and moderate or low listening levels.
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Seems like pretty good value for $179 for a complete 5.1 setup. Is there something I'm overlooking with these...
Seems like pretty good value for $179 for a complete 5.1 setup. Is there something I'm overlooking with these...
I have a 'fan' club, that's why
You will need a receiver, properly placed the 5 satellite speakers and run speaker wire to all 5.
Then do some optimal calibration/integration.
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